Home Alone 4 Page #3

Synopsis: Kevin McCallister's parents have split up. Now living with his mom, he decides to spend Christmas with his dad at the mansion of his father's rich girlfriend, Natalie. Meanwhile robber Marv Merchants, one of the villains from the first two movies, partners up with a new criminal named Vera to hit Natalie's mansion.
Genre: Comedy, Crime, Family
Director(s): Rod Daniel
Production: 20th Century Fox Television
 
IMDB:
2.5
NOT RATED
Year:
2002
89 min
1,315 Views


I will return!

- Vmonos!|- I go already!

House, clean you misma.

Good, at least I tried it.

Good, probably do not get angry too much.

As soon as I explained to them what happened,|probably do not bother very much.

- Or probably not.|- What... What...

What...

I know that it seems very bad, but...

My love:
what...

Kevin:
what ... what...|what have you done?

- It does not work. I already tried it.|- Yes, lady?

They see here at once!

- It was not working.|- What happened, Kevin?

I was not.|They were the thieves.

- The thieves?|- Yes. I recognized the guy. Marv.

Did I already tell them of him?|This is another history.

The thing is that they were going to steal your house.

- And did you prefer destroying her?|- Not. It wanted to protect her.

- To destroy her?|- For all...

Hear:
why did not it come|when did I call him?

Does any thief dress hereabouts?

Thief?

Not, lad. all the alarms|they were burning.

Probably they extinguished them.|They were bringing one of these.

I did not see intruders, and except for...|forgive, lady...

a brief trip to the bath,|I did not lose of sight the monitors.

How did a child can do so much damage|in the time that took me...

- I cannot understand it.|- I was not!

Here there was nobody any more.

- Lie!|- I do not lie!

- Yes lie!|- I do not lie!

- Skylight that yes!|- With all respect, gentleman...

I saw the young man Kevin|to play with the devices...

as if the house was|a great toy.

The Vandal only one here|he is his son.

Allow us.

- Sit down, Kevin.|- Dad...

- What is happening?|- The thieves got.

Kevin, I can excuse you|any thing fewer lies.

Ah, then, you would not get angry|if it had destroyed the house...

any time it was admitting|that I did it...

though it has not done it.

Good, already I thought it well, and...

I understand that this is an adjustment|difficult for you.

It is natural that you behave yourself badly.|You need attention.

- I do not need it.|- Kevin!

In end...

In end,|what so much damage is?

I have the insured house.

Do you have anything that to say?

Thank you.

- And?|- Pardon for the damages to your house.

The safety cameras have to|of having recorded everything.

What?

Prescott extinguished the cameras.

It is incredible.

It is not to believe itself!

I cannot believe it!

He is this terrible child again.

In all the places|to where I begin to steal!

It is as if he me was|chasing.

Please, Marv.|He is only a child.

Yes, but I have scars|thanks to small that one...

Forget it.

But I will say something to you:

This time, it will not ruin me.

This time everything will go out|to asking of mouth.

Because in this occasion...

I have an accomplice in.

Hear, please!|Look at the way! For safety.

What bundles here?

- Say to me.|- I... I...

Not at all. I swear it.

The devices seem to me to be brilliant|and I wanted to see them.

One does not come without invitation|to house of nobody...

it does not even touch his things.

I did not warn you what would happen|if he was finding you here?

Not specifically.

He trusts in me.|It will not be agreeable.

- What do you want?|- I was thinking about hearing the voice of the child. Ah!

And I was not wrong.

I do not want that it bothers you more,|I will take it from you of above.

We go, Kevin.

From now on,|I will become a person in charge for him.

Thank you for rescuing me, Molly.

The best thing with Prescott|it is to move away from him.

I realized already.|I is one of the villains...

of that they got to the house.

Though, technically, they entered|with his own remote control.

- Who do you believe that it gave it to him?|- Prescott?

It seems to me to be a bit crazy.

Yes. Surely you think|that I have a loose imagination.

The majority of the people thinks it.|But you have to believe me.

Kevin, Prescott is a solitary man.|This work is the only thing that it has.

Here between us, I will say to you|that detests his work.

- But what you insinuate...|- It is very logical.

He detests his work, and for the same thing,|he plans the armed robbery to be able to resign.

- I do not believe it.|- He listens.

He said to my dad that I lied|and it was not true.

I extinguished the safety cameras.|Only there is a conclusion.

- Which?|- Marv and his new friend...

they have an accomplice...

- Prescott.|- I believe that you are right.

- Seriously?|- Yes.

Yes you have a loose imagination.

But this is what I adore|of the children.

My son was like you|to your age ... very naughty.

Surely, you were|an excellent mom, Molly.

It tries to support your imagination|under control: yes?

You have been very comprehensive|with the events.

Kevin is happening|for a difficult stage.

It is not easy when the dads|they divorce.

Believe me, I know it well.

We will overcome it.

You are going to be an excellent stepmother.

We have to find the form|of making it feel in his house.

Probably to do the things of Christmas|that it is usual for us to do, to adorn the tree.

- Do you himself adorn it?|- Yes, skylight.

It is entertaining. We are going to do it.|We are going to put the tree.

It will fill us with the spirit of the epoch,|it will join us as family.

Nothing of friends,|nothing of diversion, nothing of snow.

Undoubtedly, this one is going to be|the worst Christmas of my life.

Hello, Kev.|How are you?

How is if we forget of today|and do we begin again?

- Do you say it seriously?|- Yes.

Natalie is an excellent person.|You have to know her more.

I believe that it is time|of starting amusing oneself.

- I would like it.|- Yes?

Do we adorn the tree?

- Right now?|- Insurance. Why not?

I do not hear you.|Can you lower him to the music?

To extinguish music.

What were you saying?

Skylight, there we will be.|We would not get lost it.

Now I call you.

Evangelist is in the city.

Margaret organized a dinner|improvised...

but we should not go: truth?

Why do not you go without me?|Kevin and I will finish with this.

Seriously? Would not it bother you?

Not. Of any form,|they are your friends.

You are an angel.|I will not return late to house.

In what were we?

- You do not have to remain for me.|- I want to remain. Seriously.

Say to me:
does Natalie go out every night?

Almost all. His life is very exciting...|the one much more of that we know.

You would say that you are not stagnant|in the routine?

Not, I am not stagnant. Why?

I thought that probably because of it|you had left.

Kevin. Kevin, you know...

I did not leave your mom|to be with Natalie: is it clear?

- This happened later.|- Do you want to tell me?

The relations of the adults|they are complicated.

Sometimes, when the partner marries|very young, as your mom and me...

one ends up by feeling that...

- It was necessary to you to live through some things.|- Yes.

Only because you grow externally...

it does not mean that you want to stop|of amusing yourself.

I know everything about the internal child, dad.

- Ah. Yes do you know?|- The old men have sports cars.

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An American filmmaker. Beginning as an author of humorous essays and stories for National Lampoon, he went on to write, produce and sometimes direct some of the most successful live-action comedy films of the 1980s and 1990s. Most of Hughes's work is set in the Chicago metropolitan area. He is best known for his coming-of-age teen comedy films which often combined magic realism with honest depictions of suburban teenage life. more…

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